On Wednesday July 8, Steve Schaefer represented our Community grants Committee, and presented a check for $2,100 to the Ironhorse Theraputic Farm. The grant will be used to create an adaptive garden program, with raised garden beds, and special adaptive tools, including sensory materials. This program will be used by approximately 450 children with disabilities. Accepting the check is Executive Director Taneal Behm.
We have had several inquiries asking how members can help with the earthquake disasters in Venezuela. Here are some ideas.
CBI Special Agent Zeb Smeester will present common types of scams to be aware of, how they work, what to do if confronted with one, and what steps to take if one becomes a victim of a scam.
Rotarian Mary Waters presented a $3,600 Community Grant check to Kristi Briles on behalf of Respite Care. The funds will be used purchase outdoor weather-resistant storage sheds to house playground toys and equipment. Kristi presented a full program about Respite Care's mission, history, and growth since its founding in 1981. Respite Care is the only organization in Northern Colorado that provides daycare and overnight respite care for children with developmental disabilities and their families.
New venue: Courtyard Marriott, 1200 Oakridge Dr., Fort Collins
Led by our club's 2026-27 President Natalie Sundermeier, we will share why we joined Rotary, and brainstorm how we can increase fun and Create Lasting Impact, both locally and globally.
Dr Phillip Purdy, PhD is the Research Leader (Acting) of The National Laboratory for Genetic Resources Preservation in Ft Collins, the world’s largest & most genetically diverse gene bank that supports U.S. agriculture in producing high-quality food, feed, and fiber.
